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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
>Internet Archive is a hassle and not as reliable The paradox of the internet archive's existence is if all that data were easily searchable and integrated (i.e. if people really used it) they would not exist by way of no more money
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
national security, exactly. if intel makes everr'one's chips like the old days then intel, that old friend the US government helped shield from bankruptcy... .. maybe intel can slip in a little extra circuit here or there, won&#x
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Generally the way it works for IRS is: (1) IRS warns you a lot (2) You ignore (3) IRS takes money from the bank (4) you can prob take them to court, but court isn't required for them to pull your money Any time you owe someone money i
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Yes I agree this tracks with the long history of NYC, certainly a fascinating rabbit hole but quite nasty to live through NYC was once a political powerhouse and a bastion of corruption, using unfettered illegal immigration as a lever to ma
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
>. This should always be done by experienced individuals with quality reagents and the proper lab equipment. Naaa. Same with prescription meds, open it up! Isn't that how we found a drug for a Parkinson's mouse model? [ https:&
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
>LLMs don’t know when they are hallucinating! Gosh, you sound like me at my last Phish concert. My partner was all like "you're tripping hard but you have no idea". In fairness I was, and I thought I was an AI at the tim
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Oh gosh. PKI environments are the worst. I've worked at ZRM and KES type environments, but PIK, those are awful.
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
As another concrete application, roads: https://bangaloremirror.indiatimes.com/opinion/others/easyno... The idea is more lanes on the highway means more traffic means slower (even though you added a lane!). What
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
This gets back to AnthonyMouse's argument (above) that (1) TOR exit node operators are buffers to protect people from being hacked. A hacker would more easily use TOR than need the effort to runa scan for vulnerable routers, root one,
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
In and out burger is a solid burger in a clean, well run restaurant with a simple and classic menu and iconic old school vibes. Waffle House is typically dirty, semi-dangerous, expensive and the any dish they serve would get absolutely anni
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Sorry that happened. NICU people is harrrddd people man. Hard like people in the 'hood. Hard like people who saw combat. The death rate is high, and it's tiny babbies, the thing they love. The field as a whole can be ruthless
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
The article is a lengthy discussion of something simple. 1) use a proxy or VPN 2) write a bucket guesser in python (use your imagination) 3) run this https://github.com/sa7mon/S3Scanner Now you have list/read&#x2
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Exactly. If 10, 20 years ago a school was accepting the top 20%, and now it's the top 5%, you'd expect performance to be greater per capita. Nominally population grows exponentially but university enrollment... maybe a much weak
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
on this point curcumin aka tumeric has a quite a similar though not perfectly the same wavelength-adsorption profile (i.e. anything with a strong yellow color) tumeric / curcumin is often used a magic skin treatment type dealie. quest
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
>Does ChatGPT just copy content and resell it? Yes. Oodles of lawsuits claiming as such https://www.businessinsider.com/openai-lawsuit-copyrighted-d... . But yes the crux of it is financial and not algorithmic. Google AL
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
>> even without tech, justice system is already ruining people's lives unjustly >Sure, but as with a lot of this stuff, this allows that to be done _at scale_. EXACTLY. The US wastes over 8 billion dollars a year inefficientl
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I think there is merit to both side of the argument here. On the one hand, yes, each nation can stick to their lane. Who is to say their rules and culture and regulations are "correct". Undefined. That another nation may well b
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Chill brother, that was just a AI troll, gotcha with the old "Turing Trick" of claiming to hate AIs so as to appear more human. The wall of textslop was a giveaway giveway was a giveaway. Here are some kewl screenshots of the gam
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I wholeheartedly attest to this. I had to stay in an Acadia facility due to a bipolar flare-up. The bill was so bad... I think if I hadn't been in a better place, the bill would have sent me right back in!
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I mean the ruskies cooked up this guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(listening_device) Invented by THE theremin. Yes, the instrument, theremin, the wacky one where handwaves and suck around some metal stick
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
"This would be like loudly shitting your pants so you have an excuse to leave a party early without making the host feel bad" I did not read the rest of the post by way of laughing. But your are right here, I feel it in my gut.
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
basically with all those bells and whistles (transform, lighting, clipping, shaders, etc, etc) the "old way" was to engineer a bit of silicon for each one of those things, custom-like. problem was how much silicon to give to teac
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
No no no no no no. It's not as black and white as "oh they failed to obey US laws" - that is a highly deceptive portrayal of the situation! We are talking about free speech laws. What if the law says "no hate speech,
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Are those with psychiatric illness such as OCD not vampires in a way, emotional vampires of a sort, whether intentionally or not?
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
thank you for the great story reminds me of another great mathematician harvard Phd in math youngest ever professor, UC berkeley decided to leave it all behind and live innawoods like this man oh and he also mailed bombs to people involved
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
coke and pepsi NYSE and nasdaq google and bing lowes and home depot democrat and republican fedex and UPS boing and airbus uber and lift rettardit and twitter tho how much is corporate shenanigans and how much is power law of company size,
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
also what's great about singapore is the penal system illegal immigration (more than a week or so) is a literal harsh beating and explusion drug use is death most "big crimes" are death littering is being forced to clean lit
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I would be more inclined to buy an electric car if it ran NO software. Battery. Motor. Potentiometer (aka gas pedal). Another potentiometer (aka brake pedal) Relays and such for turn signals. Easy to understand wires. Easy to modify.
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Deloitte has really once built software that good, it is a AI / strategy / tactic type multitool AI used for the purpose of winning government contracts
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Hot take: the way to end CSAM (childhoods sexual abusing MPEGs (motion picture expert group) ) aka CP (childhood predator images) for those whom don't know the acronyms -- it is to legalize (((AI generatrated))) CSAM. No child harmed.

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